Pima Theater presents: The Wedding Singer - The Musical Comedy

 

From: Pima Arts <centerforthearts@pimaarts.ccsend.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2025 11:07 PM
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Pima Theater presents:

The Wedding Singer - The Musical Comedy

 

Feb. 27 - Mar. 9

Thursday - Saturday at 7 p.m.

Sunday at 2 p.m.

ASL Night: Mar. 7

Tickets: $15, $10 Students/Seniors/Military/Groups

Proscenium Theatre, CFA, Pima West Campus,

 

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Get ready to relive the '80s in all its glory with "The Wedding Singer," a musical comedy directed and choreographed by the talented Simone Jolivet-Manuel, with Chris Will as assistant director and Mickey Nugent as assistant choreographer. Featuring the vibrant music of Matthew Sklar and catchy lyrics by Chad Beguelin, along with a book by Tim Herlihy and Beguelin, this delightful show is based on the beloved 1998 film. Follow the hilarious and heartfelt journey of Robbie Hart, a wedding singer who, after being left at the altar, finds new hope and romance with waitress Julia Sullivan. With its energetic score and charming story, "The Wedding Singer" promises a night of unforgettable fun and feel-good moments. Don't miss out on this joyous celebration of love, laughter and the magic of the '80s!

 

Pima Arts | 2202 W. Anklam Rd Pima Community College - West Campus | Tucson, AZ 85709

 

 

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THE QUALITY OF TRUTH IN THIS "PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD" PACKS A SUBSTANTIAL WALLOP OF CLASSIC IRISH THEATER

By Chuck Graham, TucsonStage.com

 

photo by Tim Fuller

A quartet of village ladies are enchanted by the remarkable heroics of Christopher (Hunter Hnat) in "The Playboy of the Western World.

Newer plays may seem more timely, but they often lack the genuine heft of those theater classics that have spanned several decades of cultural change by tapping into humanity's deeper experiences.

Opening its own heart-squeezing example is The Rogue Theatre with “The Playboy of the Western World” by Irish playwright John Millington Synge. At the world premier in 1907, Abbey Theatre audiences were said to have started riots over Synge's untouched depiction of Ireland's own village people.

For us modern folk, a century of time has already eclipsed the traditional meaning of that word “Playboy,” which Synge intended to describe a young athletic hero, more bold than all the others. Several times within the play Synge includes this title to emphasize the fame and the plight of Christopher Mahon (Hunter Hnat).

Onstage, Hnat is giving the performance of his life as the mercurial Christopher, a hapless loser in the opening scenes who finds himself lost in a strange town, muttering to anyone who will listen that he just killed his own father with one bloody blow of a shovel.

But the hapless provincials themselves are kind of fascinated by this bravado. “The victim must have deserved it,” they agree, and quickly turn Christopher into their personal hero.

With Cynthia Meier as director, the players then explore Synge's study of the double-edged nature of fame to create villains as well as heroes, when Christopher's supposedly deceased father (Joseph McGrath) shows up looking very much alive and quite angry about it.

As McGrath gathers himself into a raging ball of rolling energy he sputters and growls his intentions to set the record straight.

Hnat's own convincing rise, fall and ensuing struggle for survival not only must out-do his own father, but Hnat also attracts the fond female attention of Margaret (Bryn Booth), a respectable local lass, as well as the unabashed determination of the more mature Widow Quin (Sophie Gibson-Rush). The natural chemistry between Hnat and Gibson-Rush is so strong sighs could be heard escaping from the audience.

A cast of 13 in roles both large and small combine to create a colorful group of eccentrics being pummeled by their own imaginations of who is right and who is wrong. Yet their mercurial ability to turn against their own heroes feels as modern as today.

“The Playboy of the Western World” runs through Feb. 2, with performances at various times Fridays-Sundays in The Rogue Theatre, 300 E. University Blvd. Run time is approximately two hours, including intermission. Tickets are $47. For details and reservations, visit www.theroguetheatre.com or phone 520-551-2053.

 

The Invisible Theatre: "Jump Start January" with WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME!

 

From: The Invisible Theatre <betsy@invisibletheatre.ccsend.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2025 8:05 AM
Subject: "Jump Start January" with WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME!

 

Not-To-Be-Missed

Jump Start January!

Not-To-Be-Missed!

 

 

 

 

 

January 19 - February 2, 2025

 

 

Made Possible in Part Through the Generous Support of

The Estate of Robert and Mary Ann Stubbs

 

 

 

 

The Invisible Theatre continues its stellar 53rd Season with

WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME. This award-winning, boundary-breaking play featuring IT's Managing Artistic Director Betsy Kruse Craig and directed by Carrie Cole, breathes new life into our Constitution and imagines how it will shape the next generation of Americans. Fifteen-year-old Heidi earned her college tuition by winning Constitutional debate competitions across the United States. In this hilarious, hopeful, and endearingly human play, she resurrects her teenage self in order to trace the profound relationship between four generations of women and the founding document that shaped their lives. Heidi Schreck's timely and galvanizing play became a sensation off-Broadway before transferring to Broadway in 2019 where it received two Tony Award nominations. It was named Best of the Year by the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, Time Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, The New Yorker and more. In addition to Betsy Kruse Craig, the amazing IT cast includes

David Alexander Johnston and Sawyer Gremel.

 

 

 

 

"It would be hard to identify a work for the theater with its finger more on the pulse of America right now."

– Peter Marks, The Washington Post

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photos by Tim Fuller

 

 

 

January 19 - February 2, 2025

Preview Performances $25

All Other Performances $42

(This production is included in the season subscription.)



Tickets are available 24/7 through AudienceView at www.invisibletheatre.com

 

Thank you to our Community Partner!

 

 

 

Step Up to Justice lifts people out of poverty by providing community education and emergency civil legal assistance; leveraging innovation, partnerships, advocacy, and volunteer services.

 

 

 

 

 

Tickets are available 24/7 through AudienceView at www.invisibletheatre.com.

Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted.

Group Sales and Discounts Available

520-882-9721

ONLINE TICKETING

 

Performances are at The Invisible Theatre

1400 North First Avenue Tucson, Arizona 85719

 

 

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Santa Cruz Shoestring Players Audition Announcement

 

From: Santa Cruz Shoestring Players < azshoestringplayers@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2025 3:37 PM
Subject: Shoestring Players Audition Announcement

 

 

 

OPEN CALL AUDITIONS
FOR OUR SPRING COMEDY
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic
Society Murder Mystery
Directed by Pat Timm
Auditions: February 4 & 5 at 6:30 pm

 

WHEN
Tuesday, Feb. 4 and Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025 / 6:30 - 8:30 pm

WHERE
CPAC (Community Performance & Arts Center) Room 205
1250 W. Continental Rd., Green Valley, AZ 85622

ROLES (all parts are open - roles are never precast at Shoestring)
Each cast member will perform multiple roles.

- Mrs Reece, Chairman of the Dramatic Society, also plays Clarissa, Regine, Letitia, Mr. Goodbody, and Patricia
- Thelma, second in command, also plays Daphne and Rose
- Felicity also plays Pawn (butler) and Colonel King
- Audrey also plays Lady Doreen, Violet, Joan, and Mrs. King
- Gordon Pugh, the stage manager, also plays Inspector O'Reilly

For the audition, you will read from the hilarious script.
No monologue required.

REHEARSALS begin February 11 at CPAC.

PERFORMANCES
April 3 – 13, 2025 (Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun, Fri, Sat, Sun)

SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY
https://www.santacruzshoestringplayers.com/auditions

QUESTIONS?
Email Pat Timm at PTOnstage@gmail.com

TICKETS
https://performingartscenter.thundertix.com/events/228309​

 

 

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ATC presents Blues in the Night

Blues in the Night

January 26 – February 15 2025

Temple of Music and Arts

330 S Scott Avenue between 14th and McCormick streets and between 6th and Stone avenues.

 

 

A musical celebration of the blues and its influence on American music, this toe-tapping revue weaves the stories of three women and one man as they navigate love, heartbreak, and rebirth. Set in 1930s Chicago, this emotionally uplifting story features 26 of the hottest torch numbers by blues and jazz icons like Bessie Smith, Johnny Mercer, Harold Arlen, Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Ida Cox, and Benny Goodman, to name a few. Come and celebrate a uniquely American music genre on this powerful and uplifting journey through the hearts of four of the country’s best crooners, a live band, and a soundtrack by an array of America’s greatest composers.

 

Tickets and Info: https://atc.org/show/blues-in-the-night/

 

 

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The Gaslight Theatre Auditions

The Gaslight Theatre Auditions

 

 AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT! 

 

https://www.thegaslighttheatre.com/auditions

 

The Gaslight Theatre is accepting video audition submissions for their 2025 summer, fall, and holiday shows

BACK TO THE WEST runs from June 5-August 31, 2025

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA runs September 4-November 2, 2025

RACE TO THE NORTHPOLE runs November 6, 2025-January 4, 2026

 

Please record yourself singing 32 bars (with backing track preferred) of an uptempo song as well as a short, comedic monologue.

Please EMAIL your YouTube Video Audition Link to: gaslightauditions@gmail.com and include your headshot and resume.

 

Call backs from video submissions will be in April, 2025 and you will be emailed with more info. if chosen.

 

All Gaslight actors are contracted and paid.

For questions or more information, please email gaslightauditions@gmail.com.

 

*We are also taking video auditions for Pianists/Vocalists at all times. 2 songs, upbeat, one singing along.

 

The Gaslight is committed to inclusive casting. All ethnicities and genders are welcome & encouraged to audition.

 

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Carnival of Illusion Theatre: Valentine's Weekend STAGE Experience

Magical Valentine's Show...

Featuring SPECIAL GUEST veterans of magic, John and Mari Lynn Shryock. John is a magic inventor and a Vegas headliner who performed at the White House! Mari Lynn is a classically trained dancer and magic entertainer who’s worked at venues from Old Tucson Studios to the Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus.

 

Together, this magical duo has toured the world with HIGH ENERGY performances on TV, cruises, theaters, nightclubs, and Las Vegas casinos.

 

Located downtown Tucson with FREE off-street parking, this beautiful Scottish Rite Grand Parlour (160 S Scott Ave.) has been stunning select audiences for over 100 years.

 

Seating: The show is held in an intimate boutique setting. There is never more than three rows of chairs in front of you with the same height.

Arched Seating: Creating an intimate boutique setting (not shown on map).

Audiences 8+ years: A "clean" show for adults and well-behaved children.

 

Tickets and info: https://www.carnivalofillusion.com/tickets/

 

 

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The Rogue Theatre presents The Playboy of the Western World

The Playboy of the Western World

by John Millington Synge

 

 

PRODUCTION SPONSORS: 
Andy Watson
Max McCauslin & John Smith

 

Directed by Cynthia Meier
Music Direction by Russell Ronnebaum

 

January 10–February 2, 2025

Friday & Saturday 7:30 P.M.,
Saturday & Sunday 2:00 P.M.

 

Set in a pub in western Ireland in the early 1900s, the play tells the story of a roguish young man who attains a hero-like status among the local villagers by telling a rousing story about having murdered his father. When the play debuted at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, riots broke out, but the play was soon recognized globally as one of the great masterpieces of modern drama.

 

Performance run time of The Playboy of the Western World is 2 hours, including one 10-minute intermission.

 

Tickets and info: https://www.theroguetheatre.org/prod2003

 

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The Carport Theater presents an Evening of Storytelling with Edward Yankie

 

The Carport Theater

coming on February 8, 2025:
an Evening of Storytelling with Edward Yankie
reservations for the show

 

YouTube preview https://youtu.be/yYkLFwv5Rlg

 

https://carporttheater.com/

 

contact the Carport Theater

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LTW 6th Annual Young Playwrights of Tucson Competition

Live Theatre Workshop is happy to announce our 6th annual playwriting contest for all local students between the grades 6th – 12th for the 2024/2025 school year.  This acclaimed program encourages students from all over our community to write and submit short stories. Each top young playwright is teamed up with one of LTW’s seasoned playwrights/directors to help get their plays from scripts to the stage. Local talented students audition, perform, and run the tech for all of the shows. With the help of LTW’s Children’s Theatre leaders, these students take the stage and give a voice to the stories they want everyone to hear. These performances are a great way to see the amazing talent of our Tucson Youth! 

 

Rules and Guidelines for Script Submissions

• All script submissions are due Friday, January 31, 2025 by midnight.
• All submissions must be original stories and can be any genre.
• No more than 7 pages with 12 size font double spaced, no more than 8 characters, insert page numbers. 
• All playwrights must be between 6th – 12th grade for the 2024/2025 school year.
• Must have a cover page that includes show title, description of each character, and 3-5 sentences describing the plot. (cover page does not count towards your page limit)
• To submit your short play, please send a PDF to Live Theatre Workshop’s Artistic  Director of Education, Amanda Gremel, at Amanda.g@livetheatreworkshop.org .
• In your email please provide your name, age, school, and the best way to contact you.
• Most importantly your name cannot appear on your script.  All playwrights are anonymous to our judges.
• We want you to feel free in your writing but we do ask that you keep an eye on inappropriate language.  Any script with extreme language will not be considered for showcase. 

All this information can be found on our website www.livetheatreworkshop.org

Please contact Amanda Gremel, Artistic Director of Education, if you have any questions.

 

IMPORTANT DATES AND DETAILS

On March 7, 2025 we will announce the top plays to be workshopped. These shows will be paired up with some of our very own local seasoned playwrights who mentor our young playwrights workshop their scripts.  

On April 7, 2025 we will have open auditions for students in 6th – 12th grade for actors and tech roles. We will host a one week intensive workshop camp for all writers, actors, and technicians, Tuesday May 27th – Sunday June 1st, 2025 from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm each day. Our week ends with 3 professional performances on Saturday May 31st at 2:00 pm and Sunday, June 1, 2025 at 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm.   

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f cast or assigned a technical position you must be available for the schedule below:

Rehearsal schedule: Tues, May 27th – Fri, May 30th 8am – 4pm

Our shows schedule: Saturday, May 31st at 2:00pm, and Sunday June 1st at 12:00pm and 4pm

For any questions please contact Amanda Gremel at amanda.g@livetheatreworkshop.org 

 

More information: https://livetheatreworkshop.org/get-involved/young-playwrights/

 

 

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PPC Theater Club presents Team Starkid's 'The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals,'

 

Join Pima Community College's All-Campus Theater Club later this month at the West Campus Proscenium Theater for the performance of Team Starkid's 'The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals,' a complete student-led production!

 

This exciting show follows Paul, an ordinary guy who “doesn’t like musicals,” as the citizens of his town are overcome by an alien hive mind that makes them sing and dance as if they are in a musical.

 

Date: Jan 24th at 7 p.m, Jan 25th at 2 p.m & 7 p.m

ickets: $10 For General Admission, $7 For Pima Students (At The Door)

Location: Proscenium Theatre, West Campus, 2202 W Anklam Rd.

 

 

The story follows Paul, who is far from a fan of singing and dancing; he doesn't like musicals! His worst nightmare comes to life as a meteor strikes his town, and an infection spreads among the citizens that has them acting out as a strange, musical hivemind.

 

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Casting Call: Bountiful - Period Western

Casting Call: Bountiful

 

Production Company: Winters Film Group

Genre: Period Western

Location: Mescal Movie Ranch (near Tucson, AZ)

Union Status: Non-Union

Pay: Paid (details provided upon casting)

 

Producer: Patty Winters

Director: Paul Winters

Important Notes:

 

• Seeking actors who are local to Tucson or willing to work as locals.

• No lodging provided.

Submission Instructions:

 

To apply, please email: info@wintersfilmgroup.com

Include:

• Resume

• Headshot

• Link to acting reel (if available)

 

Casting Breakdown:

AFRAID OF BEAR

• Native American, male, 65+

• A frail Arapahoe elder with tales to tell and a sense of humor.

• Long hair required.

ALTON JAMES

• Caucasian, male, 20s–30s

• A mean and troublemaking man always looking to stir up conflict.

BENJAMIN TANNER

• Caucasian, male, 20s–30s

• A fur trapper with a rugged, outdoorsy appearance. Must have a full beard.

BUTLER (Co-star role)

• Caucasian, male, 12–13

• A young boy caught between childhood and adolescence. Thinks he’s older and

more capable than he really is.

CHESTER

• Caucasian, male, 30s–50s

• A likable and friendly bartender.

CHIN LEE

• Chinese, male, 50s–60s

• A mysterious laundry operator who seems overqualified for the job.

COWBOY JOE

• Caucasian, male, 40s–60s

• A seasoned cowboy type who lingers around town.

DOC BELLOWS

• Caucasian, male, 50s–60s

• The town physician with a calm and knowledgeable demeanor.

DOVE (Supporting role)

• Mixed-race (Black and Native American), female, 8–9

• A shy and innocent child with a slight build and a sweet personality.

EVAN BOLANDER (Supporting role)

• Caucasian, male, 14–15

• Tall, lanky, and energetic. Butler’s best friend and partner in mischief.

GERALD WOFFORD

• Any ethnicity, male, 30s–50s

• A small rancher with a modest ranch outside of town.

IKE TANNER

• Caucasian, male, 20s–30s

• Benjamin’s brother. Another rugged fur trapper with a full beard.

JEREMIAH SUMMERS (Supporting role)

• Caucasian, male, 30

• A Princeton graduate and editor of the town newspaper. Sharp dresser.

MRS. BENJAMIN TANNER

• Caucasian, female, 20s–30s

• A strong, confident pioneer woman.

SAM NASH

• Caucasian, male, 20s–30s

• A mean-spirited troublemaker, always causing chaos.

TEAMSTER

• Any ethnicity, male, 20s–50s

• A hardworking laborer with a rugged appearance.

TIM WALLACE

• Caucasian, male, 50s

• An honest, hardworking family man who runs the town grocery store.

MRS. WALLACE

• Caucasian, female, 50s

• Co-owner of the grocery store, a diligent partner in her husband’s business.

WETHERSBY

• Caucasian, male, 40s–60s

• A loyal and reserved accountant working for a New York corporation. Thin and

quiet.

 

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Casting Call for Wearable Tech Photoshoot!

Casting Call for Wearable Tech Photoshoot!

 

Description: We’re seeking models, actors, and dancers for an exciting commercial photoshoot for a cutting-edge startup in the wearable tech industry!. We’re looking for individuals who can bring energy and charisma to our campaign, showcasing our range of smartwatches, fitness trackers, and smart glasses in a variety of real-life scenarios.

 

Requirements:

Age: 18-70

All body types, genders and ethnicities welcome

Details:

Date: 2nd week in February

Pay: To be determined

Usage: Website, social media and online advertisements

 

Apply:

Email your recent photos, portfolio(if available), and a brief intro to: hiring@lucidpictures.digital

Be the face of the next big thing in wearable tech!

 

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CASTING CALL: INDEPENDENT FEATURE FILM IS LOOKING FOR MALE LEAD

 

Great opportunity for a young person who is blind or low vision with acting aspirations. This feature film is looking for a star from our community who fits the role. Please share widely.

 

CASTING CALL INDEPENDENT FEATURE FILM IS LOOKING FOR MALE LEAD

AGES 17-22.

 

[ELI] Eli is a complex, visually-impaired teenager with a razor-sharp mind and a rebellious streak. Despite his fierce independence, he is forced to rely on his younger brother, Ben, for support -- which is a constant source of frustration and annoyance. To cope with his growing sense of alienation, Eli turns to drugs, alcohol, esoteric audio-books, flight simulator video games, and playing piano. Over time, he's learned to wear his apathy and rage like a suit of armor. But while he often pushes people away, deep down he yearns for connection.

 

PREVIOUS ACTING EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY

MUSICIAN A PLUS, NOT REQUIRED. BLIND OR LOW VISION PREFERRED.

 

TO APPLY, PLEASE EMAIL: KELLY@STUDIOCLOY.COM  AND PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

FULL NAME AGE LOCATION HEIGHT CONTACT DETAILS RECENT PHOTO / HEADSHOT A SHORT INTRO VIDEO (NO LONGER THAN 1 MIN)

 

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Old Pueblo Playwrights weekly meeting 1-13-25

 

 

From: David Zinke <dzinkmeister@yahoo.com>
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2025 12:39 AM
To: David Zinke <dzinkmeister@yahoo.com>
Subject: Reminder/Invitation to attend OPP weekly meeting 1-13-25

 

Old Pueblo Playwrights cordially invite you to attend their Zoom meeting Monday, Jan. 13, 2025 beginning at 7 pm. (Zoom link below COMING ATTRACTIONS)

 

JAN   13  Presentation by Sharon Otstot and Debra Vassallo. 

Re: Association of Fundraising Professionals 

                        OPP Yard Sale at Liisa's house

                        New Play Festival update/progress report.

                        Any other issues that are on your minds.

 

JAN     20  HYBRID   "My Girl" by Scott Berg  (2^nd read – vote)

                        The Man - Eric Everts

 Stage Direction/Facilitator  - Dave Sewell

 

"See You Tuesday" by Sydney Flynn (10 min – 2^ND read)

 

JAN     27 ZOOM  OPEN

 

FEB       3 HYBRID OPEN 

 

FEB 4-9 -2025   OPP 36^TH ANNUAL NEW PLAY FESTIVAL AT THE CABARET

Co-chairs: Liisa Rose and Scott Berg

Tech Director: Alex Alegria

FEATURED PLAYWRIGHTS  -  SO FAR:

Sharon Surhoff, Jeff Webster, Mel Hector, Gavin Kayner, Michael Singervalt, David Rochon, Leslie Powell, Sydney Flynn, Vince Flynn, Liisa Rose.

 

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:

THURSDAY 2/6 7:00 (70 Minutes)

1 "Murphy's Son" by Michael Singervalt

Directed by: Michael Singervalt 

Facilitator - Susan Hawkins

            CAST:

Tom – Joe Smith   

Allen – Brandon Joule 

Jeffrey - Matthew Jbara   

 

FRIDAY 2/7 7:00 (95 Minutes)             

2 Cassandra by Jeff Webster

Directed by: Regina Ford 

Facilitator: John Vornholt

CAST:

Gordon - Eric Everts  

Amir - Ray Hebert  

Missy - Meagan Jones  

Mrs. Morrow - Liisa Rose 

Phyllis  off stage voice - Liisa Rose

 

SATURDAY 2/8 2:00   

3 "Six Mile Inn" by Sharon Surhoff – (32 Minutes)

Directed by: Joanne Anderson 

Facilitator: Jeffrey Webster

Stage Mgr: Barb Tobiasson

            CAST:

History Teacher – Art Lohman

John Fisher – Craig Ludwiczak  

Buttercup – Kira McNeill  

M. Henry Mouton – Paul Hammock  

Lavina Fisher – Lanette Khalil 

Col. William Scott – Ben Dygert  

Mr. Stevenson – Dan Reichel  

Blackbeard (the pirate) Scott Berg

Major Stede Bonnet – John Love IV  

 

4 "Finding Mary Tyler Moore" by David Rochon (27 Minutes)

Directed by: Carl Damhesel 

Facilitator: Liisa Rose

            CAST:

Charlie – Eric Everts 

Sonya – Kira McNeill  

Gayle – Audrey Gambaugh 

Tom – Ricky Sprau  

Reynaldo – Tristin McCrocklin     

 

5 "Last Man Standing" by Gavin Kayner (30 Minutes)

Directed by: Gavin Kayner

Facilitator: Scott Berg

CAST:

Mike – Mike Sulzbach  

Lisa -Meagan Jones  

 

SATURDAY 2/8 7:00 (108 Minutes)

6 "You Never Know" by Mel Hector

Directed by: Zach Wetzel 

Facilitator: Liisa Rose

            CAST:

Tomas Miguel – Brandon Joule 

Mark Miguel – Joe Smith 

Susan Miguel – Meagan Jones 

Melody Carter – Courtney Pulitzer 

Lefty Sars – Adrian Cory                      

Officer #1 – Blayk Sprau

Officer #2 – Tristan McCrocklin  

 

SUNDAY 2/9 2:00  

7 "Southern Hospitality" by Liisa Rose (12 Minutes)

Directed by: Alex Totillo 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Tiffy – Kira McNeill  

Patricia – Bella Vivante  

 

8 "Savage" by Liisa Rose (12 Minutes)

Directed by:  Alex Totillo 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Ellen – Meagan Jones 

Will – Adrian Cory  

 

9  "Grace" by Sharon Surhoff  (13 Minutes)

Directed by: Jeffrey Webster 

Facilitator:  Mel Hector

            CAST:

Grace – Nancy Ekstrom  

Louise – Meagan Jones 

 

10  "Crossroads" by Leslie Powell (11 Minutes)

Directed by: Esther Almazan

Facilitator: Ron Pullins

            CAST:

Young Bonnie Jean – Meagan Jones 

Young Eddy – Eric Everts 

Older Bonnie Jean – Sydney Flynn 

Older Eddy  - Scott Berg 

 

 

11 "Ash is to Ashes" by Liisa Rose (11 Minutes)

Directed by: Alex Totillo 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Edie – Sydney Flynn 

Betty – Ina Shivack

June - Joanne Anderson

 

SUNDAY 2/9 7:00 (49 Minutes)

12 "MIL-ILF" by Liisa Rose

Directed by: Scott Berg 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Gerald – Matthew Jbara 

Grace – Meagan Jones  

Taylor – Kira McNeill  

Janice – Sydney Flynn  

Flight Attendant – Joe Smith 

 

 

13 "Fifty-Six" by Liisa Rose (8 Minutes)

Directed by: Scott Berg 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Carol – Kim Lowry 

Dr. Allie – Esther Almazan    

 

14  "Telling Mrs. Fairchild" by Sydney Flynn (7 Minutes)

Directed by: Scott Berg 

Facilitator: John Vornholt

            CAST:

 Mrs. Fairchild - Joanne Anderson 

Jerry - Eric Everts 

Lucinda - Kristen Kallen-Keck  

A woman - Esther Almazan 

 

15 "Pat's Story" by Vince Flynn (10 Minutes)

Directed by: Drew Kallen-Keck  

Facilitator: Scott Berg

            CAST:

Pat – Kristen Kallen-Keck 

 

16 "To Making it Home" by Liisa Rose (8 Minutes)

Directed by: Joanne Anderson 

Facilitator:

            CAST:

Colonel William Mays – Joe Smith 

Lt. Colonel Jeremy Oakes – Adrian Cory 

Sergeant Miller – Kira McNeill  

 

"Appendices" by ?

            CAST:

 

FEB      10 ZOOM RECAP OF OPP NPF

FEB      17 HYBRID "Chemo Lounge" by John Vornholt  (2^nd read)

FEB      24 ZOOM OPEN

MAR      3 HYBRID "His Father's Son" by Zink  (4th read) Vote TBT

 

O.P.P. ZOOM MEETING ETIQUETTE   ENABLE AUDIO AND VIDEO TO PARTICIPATE IN OPENING GREETING SECTION Of MEETING.TURN OFF YOUR VIDEO AND AUDIO WHILE A READING IS IN PROGRESS  (ONLY THE ACTORS SHOULD BE HEARD AND SEEN DURING A READING) TURN ON YOUR VIDEO AND AUDIO TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSIONS AFTER EACH READING.

 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.Regarding our ZOOM calls - you may find it easier to have ZOOM downloaded on your computer OR your phone. It is a free application. [GO TO http://www.ZOOM.US TO ACQUIRE THE PROGRAM] 

 

EVERY Monday, we will again present a "regular" OPP meeting via ZOOM. Here are the instruction of how to tune in.  NOTE: THIS IS UNLIMITED TIME USE. The link is the same every week.

Melvin Hector is Treasurer and host of Old Pueblo Playwrights meetings.  

Melvin Hector is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

MEL HECTORS PHONE  (520)488-9229

   just click on the link below.

 

 

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